Marjorie-Strahle, M.A.-Obituary

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Marjorie James Strahle, M.A.

Flint, Michigan

Jan 12, 1955 – Jul 25, 2020 (Age 65)

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BORN
January 12, 1955
DIED
July 25, 2020
AGE
65
LOCATION
Flint, Michigan
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Marjorie James Strahle passed in her sleep on July 25, 2020 in Fenton, MI, following a 7 month battle with cancer. Marjorie was born in Detroit, MI the daughter of Kenneth F. James (deceased 91 years old) and Elizabeth A. James (deceased 88 years old). As a loving mother, Marjorie provided unwavering support for her three children: Lindsay Catherine Strahle-Black (husband Derek Black), Amanda Strahle Dryer (husband Brett Dryer), and Catherine Alexandra Strahle. She was a guiding light to her husband of 40 years, David A. Strahle, MD, Chairman/President, Regional Medical Imaging (RMI) and most appreciative of her doctors as well as the staff at RMI during the past several months.


As a graduate of Central Michigan University and Michigan State University, she held a Master’s degree in speech pathology in which she applied her skills in helping children at the Mott Children’s Health Center. More recently, Marjorie spent time helping underserved communities in Florida and took great pride in interior design and gardening.


Along with her husband and daughters, Marjorie is survived by her sisters Barbara James, Deborah Jacobs, and Carol James, her grandchildren Alden Black and Colin Black, along with many loving nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws, and countless friends whom she will continue to touch their lives every day.


Equally beautiful inside and out, her friends and family will never forget her kind demeanor, graciousness, and patience. She now resides with God, the true Father, in heaven.


Cremation has taken place. Private visitation and memorial service will be held.


In lieu of flowers, those desiring may make contributions to a charity of one's choice.


 


 


 

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Our thoughts and prayers are with the Strahle Family during this difficult time. Please accept our condolences. Sincerely, Pat and Karen Cornack

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers will be with the family

Dear David, daughters and family,
I met Marjie at Barefoot Beach, she was pure sunshine! With her kind heart and gentle soul, she touched so many of us. It was an honor to have known such an amazing person that I could call my friend. May God lift you up at this heartbreaking time and provide peace, comfort and joy with the many beautiful memories!
With deep sympathy,
Janet Thompson

I am very sorry for your loss. I knew Margie as a college roommate at Central Michigan. She was a good friend. We exchanged Christmas cards through the years but I am saddened I didn't take the time to maintain our friendship. Thank you for sending me notification of her death. May family, friends and memories
help you all through this difficult time .
Kathy Hubbard

Dr Strahle and Family..

I was shocked to hear of the loss of Margie. Margie was so beautiful inside and out. I have memories of her bringing the girls into RMI when they were young, and how excited you were when you bought her the light blue thunderbird. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
With deepest sympathy..

Judy

We are very saddened and sorry to hear of the passing of your dear wife Marjorie. Our thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
Fondly,
Etter and Bill Deal

David...I am so sorry. I am praying for you and your family.
Love ~ Sharon Allen Kitley

Mrs. Strahle was truly beautiful inside and out. I have the fondest memories of her warmth and pure kindness. I’m sure God is celebrating a new angel in heaven. My thoughts and prayers are will all of you, Linsday, Amanda, Catherine, and Dr. Strahle.

David, I am so sorry for your loss of your dear wife. I met her at some of our class reunions. Blessings to you and your family. Your old friend from Zimmerman and Southwestern, Jenifer Corning-Thomas